Electro Harmonix Octave Multiplexer
Electro Harmonix Octave Multiplexer is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
Bank Holiday Shipping
Couriers don't operate over the Bank Holidays , so for orders placed after the 16th of April , your next shipping date will be Tuesday 22nd
At Reidy's Home Of Music, we understand how important it is for you to receive your order in a timely and efficient manner. That's why we have put together this delivery information to provide you with all the details you need to know about our shipping process.
Shipping Options:
We offer a variety of shipping options to cater to your specific needs. Whether you need your guitar delivered quickly or prefer a more cost-effective option, we have you covered. Our shipping options include:
- Our Standard Shipping: This is our most affordable shipping option, with delivery by express courier taking 1-3 business days , normally via DPD or DHL parcel. Currently FREE on orders of £399 or over and £6.95 for orders under £399
- Next working day Shipping: If you need your guitar in a hurry, our express shipping option means next working day delivery if you order before 2pm. Currently £14.99
- Shipping to Northern Ireland - can take 48 hours to arrive , and please note we can't send very heavy items such as pianos to Northern Ireland due to courier restrictions. £19.99
Shipping Costs:
Shipping costs will vary depending on the shipping option you choose and your location. During the checkout process, you will be able to see the shipping costs associated with your order before making a payment.
Tracking Your Order:
Once your order has been shipped, we will provide you with a tracking number. This allows you to easily track the progress of your delivery and know exactly when to expect your new guitar.
Delivery Timeframes:
The standard delivery timeframes mentioned above are estimates and may vary depending on factors such as your location and any unforeseen circumstances. However, we strive to ensure that your order is delivered to you as quickly as possible.
Customer Support:
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the delivery of your order, our friendly customer support team is here to assist you. You can reach out to us via phone or email, and we will be more than happy to provide you with any assistance you need.
Thank you for choosing Reidy's Home Of Music. We look forward to delivering your new guitar to you soon!
Electro Harmonix Octave Multiplexer
Description
Description
This second hand pedal is in very good condition for it's age, even has the original box!
Some tarnishing on the metal finish, but otherwise great
Circa 1970s
The original Electro-Harmonix Octave Multiplexer, released in the late '70s, is a gritty, glitchy, and gloriously gnarly analog octave-down pedal that’s earned a place in the hearts of fuzz freaks and synth-bass seekers alike. If you crave raw, analog attitude with unpredictable flair, read on.
Sound & Character:
The Multiplexer isn’t subtle. It delivers a thunderous, synthy sub-octave with a distinctive growl. Unlike modern digital octavers that track everything smoothly, the Multiplexer leans into its analog quirks. It has a monophonic voice and works best with single-note lines (think stoner rock riffs, doom chugs, or funky bass runs). Play chords or let it get confused, and it rewards you with chaotic, sputtery weirdness—in the best way possible.
Controls:
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Blend: Balances your dry signal with the sub-octave. Cranking the sub creates a huge, almost synth-like tone.
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Bass Filter: Shapes the sub-octave tone, giving you everything from a wooly rumble to a tighter, snappier growl.
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High Filter: Tailors the high-frequency content of the dry signal, letting you push the mids or smooth the edges.
The filters are simple but effective, and part of what makes this pedal so special is how interactive the controls are. You can dial in a tight, bass-focused rumble or go full-on fuzzed-out chaos.
Build Quality:
The vintage units are built like tanks—chunky enclosures, heavy-duty switches, and that unmistakable retro EHX aesthetic.
Use Cases:
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Guitarists looking for a fuzz-friendly sub-octave for riffs and leads.
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Bassists wanting to add synthy depth or get pseudo-synth tones.
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Experimental/noise musicians who appreciate unpredictability and grit.
Pros:
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Huge, gnarly analog sub-octave sound.
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Unmistakable character and vintage mojo.
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Fun for fuzz-stacking and weird textures.
Verdict:
The original Electro-Harmonix Octave Multiplexer is not a precision tool—it’s a vibe machine. It adds analog warmth, unpredictable grit, and monstrous low-end in a way that no clean digital pedal can truly replicate. it’s a true underground gem.
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